Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-08-18
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary Of the
important Occurrences OF
the Week.
A Budget Of News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
ADH1CES By TELEGRAM.

DIR. William A Boyd, an eminent surgeon
of Quincy, Ill, is dead.
Mrs. Louise Grundler, bride of four
weeks, drowned herself in the lake at Chi
cago, her husband having deserted her fort
night after their marriage.
-Ex-United States Senator Sargent of Cali
fornia, died at San Francisco the other day.
of Bulgaria in tho hall of the sobranje at
Tirnova the 14th, and issued manifesto
proclaiming his acce sion, in which no allu-
sion was made 10 Russia.
1t ls reported that fishing schooner be-
longing to the United States citizens has been
sunk by a shot from one of the Canadian
cruisers near Buctouche, small village of
New Bru ,swick, and all on board, to the
number of fifteen or more were lost
Tho secretary of the navy has issued in
structions to have the work of completing the
United States monitor Minstonomah, lying at
the New York navy yard, pushed as rapidly
as possible. Bids for furnishing the material
and articles required viii be opened at the
navy department September 10
"A Souiily scap c4cCtlou WAS ublu ut MO
brara, Neb., the other day. The returns all
in give Niobrara, s5i; Creighton, 735; Verdi
gres, 494 Total vote, 2osS Niobrara holds
the fort by twenty -one majority. There wa,
great rejoicing in the latter town.
AT recent meeting of the Cook County.
Illinois, board, ". W. Stewart, D. v. Puring-
ion, Thomas Brennan, H NJ. Singer, Horny
G. senne, Joseph Donnersborger and II. B.
Hard were appointed county commissioners
to fill the vacancies created by he resignation
of the convicted Chicago boodlora
The comptroller of the treasury has au-
thorized the First National bank of Madison,
Nebraska, to begin bus ness with capital
stock of s5O.OO0
M dical returns show that 1000 persons
have died from cholera in tho Northwest prov
inces during June and July.
"A NJ. Bransteller, of Mexico, Mo-, COL
ored, lefther Two children, aged five years, and
ten months, in an eight by ten room closely
shut up while she went TO neighbor's house
to spend The day. AT night, when the room
was opened, horrible sight presented itself
Tho older child was almost sufocated and the
younger was in the throes of death. A por-
ton of the flesh of the breast and stomach had
been eaten away by the older child, who was
almost starved. The mother is under arrest
The younger child will die
James Reynolds WAS taken from the Jail
at Leon, Ia, and lynched by mask, mob.
Reynolds is the party who outraged the person
of Mrs. Noble, near that town few week,
ago. He was hung to the rail ing of the bridge
west of the town.
News of the utter failure of the Labrador
fisheries, received at St Johns, N. f., confirms
the worst fears of the people The alarming
report is rccoi, ed there that 600 vessels are
coming back clean, and the remaining 500
crafts have only few quintals of fish each.
Colonies of fishermen have gone to the Pacific
coast to begin life anew in tho rich fisheries
reported there.
Interior department authorities are COM
ing to the conc usion that the detail of army
officers for the care of Ye lowstone park is
preferable to the employment OF civilian su-
perintendents, and it is not unlikely that Sec
rotary Lamar will make recommendation to
the coming congress that for the present no
further appropriation ior salaries for civilian
superintendents be made Tho park has never
been better managed than under Capt Harris
of the First cavalry, who has had charge of it
since partisan general in congress threw
Col. Wear, of Missouri, out of his job as su-
perintendentinto better one as chief of di-
vision in the pension Office, and the secretary
is disposed to leave the park in the hands OF
army officers